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| the skeleton performs which functions? |
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support body
points of attachment 4 muscles
protects sum internal organs
consists of rbcs red bone marrow
storage 4 calcium
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| 2 types of bone tissue exsist? |
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compact or cortical bone-hard dense tissue of bone tat surrounds the marrow cavity
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| Where is cancellous or spongy bone found? |
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| @ the ends of the bone lining the medullary cavity |
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| osteocytes are found where? |
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| in a space or lacuna, of the matrix and extends filaments process through canaliculi |
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| the end bone structures is composed of columns of bony substance called trabeculae |
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| giving the appearence of a sponge |
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| semisolid tissue tat is found in the spaces of the cancellous bone |
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| red bone marrow is essential for? |
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| in adults red bone marrow is replaced by what? |
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| yellow bone marrow and does not have RBCs |
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| compact bone tat surrounds the medullary cavity |
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| arms(humerus) legs(femur) and hands and feet (phalangs) |
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| The shafts of the bone is called? |
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| diaphysis and the ends r epiphysis |
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| what makes up the joint area? |
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| combination of ligaments surrounding the joint and synovial membrane |
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| ribs,scapula,sternum, and cranial bones |
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| Where are sesamoid bones found? |
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| bones of the skull and face and the vertebrae |
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| where does new bone form? |
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| epiphyseal plate and the process is called endochondral ossification |
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